Report shows UN admitting solar activity may play significant role in global [W:478]

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I do believe early on I suggested a link to solar activity as a possibility and the AGW crowd called me a poo poo head. I think I might have to look for that post......if you order just desserts, who am I not to serve it to you........

I do believe early on I suggested a link to solar activity as a possibility and the AGW crowd called me a poo poo head. I think I might have to look for that post......if you order just desserts, who am I not to serve it to you........

Are you claiming that you were the first to suggest that the sun influences climate?

Are you claiming that you were the first to suggest that the sun influences climate?

No, but if it leads to a good argument, I can pretend I was. I invented the internet too BTW.

What I am suggesting is what I said. If you want it in different words: When I suggested here that solar activity may be a contributing factor, some AGW lad here went all stupidly dismissive in that holier than thou "peer reviewed" way because of other solar cycles in the past having had no effect on temperature based on ice core samples or whatever it was.